My mother-in-law threatened to take our baby to another country, and we got it on record.

Baby, baby, baby, no!

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messy, and absolutely terrifying world of mothers, where they don't always know what's best.

Some of these moms have crossed lines.

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podcast. Guaranteed Human. I need advice on how to navigate dealing with my mother-in-law and sister-in-law.

My partner is so used to their behavior that I feel overwhelmed and crazy when I try to set

boundaries. And there is a trigger warning here for threats of kidnapping and threats of making

false CPS claims. By the way, this comes from a user of Frog 909.

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End O.P. says,

my significant other, so, male 33,

left his hometown six years before he met me,

female 31, herregnant.

In the early stages, he told me there was love with his family,

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